Doron Spielman

Trump's Board of Peace assured Israel that a phased withdrawal from Gaza would only occur after Hamas's complete disarmament, following objections from Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu. The board stated it had reached a 'common understanding of the shared objectives' with Israel, but tensions persist between Trump and Netanyahu over Gaza and Iran policies.

Israel conveyed concerns to the US about a Gaza plan proposed by President Donald Trump, stating the public version does not reflect its position. Israel's prime minister's office criticized Hamas for rearming and said the plan requires full demilitarization to prevent future threats.

Israel expressed serious security concerns about a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, asserting Hamas remains committed to rebuilding its military rather than disarming. The agreement, outlined by Trump, includes phased Israeli withdrawal, Hamas weapon turnover, and deployment of a U.S.-backed Palestinian administration in Gaza, but Israel insists Hamas must fully disarm before any troop redeployment.

Israel expresses serious security concerns about a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, warning that Hamas may rebuild its military if Israeli forces withdraw before full disarmament. The agreement includes phased steps like weapon transfers to a U.S.-backed Palestinian committee and international force deployment, but Israel insists on verifying Hamas's physical disarmament first.

Israel expresses serious security concerns to the White House about a proposed Hamas disarmament deal, citing intelligence that Hamas intends to rebuild its military. The U.S.-brokered plan requires Hamas to surrender weapons and dismantle infrastructure, with Israeli withdrawal contingent on disarmament progress. Trump's 20-point ceasefire plan includes a phased approach involving a new Palestinian administration and international security forces.

Israel expresses serious security concerns to the White House about a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, arguing Hamas remains committed to rebuilding its military. The agreement, part of a ceasefire plan, requires Hamas to surrender weapons and dismantle infrastructure, with Israeli withdrawal contingent on disarmament. Key conditions include a new Palestinian administration and international security forces in Gaza.

Israel expresses serious security concerns over a U.S.-brokered Hamas disarmament deal, stating Hamas remains committed to rebuilding its military rather than disarming. The agreement, part of a Trump-brokered ceasefire, requires Hamas to surrender weapons and dismantle infrastructure, but Israel will not withdraw from Gaza until disarmament is complete.